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"Ten years have passed since Emmy left Harrow County. Since then, a lot has happened in town, but what happened to Emmy herself, and what adventures has she gone on since she forfeited her magical powers and left town with the Abandoned. In this epic and essential tale, find out where life has taken Emmy and what dangers lurk in the shadows waiting for in this story that takes place outside of Harrow County for the first time." -- Dark Horse

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"Harrow County is back! The award-winning, Eisner-nominated southern-gothic horror series returns with a brand-new story.

Fresh off the loss of her goblin friend to a strange portal, Bernice must weigh her responsibilities as protector of Harrow County with her desire to get her companion back safe and sound. But the past weighs heavily and the fair folk use Bernice's and her memories against her. And something more disastrous than she could have feared may be around the corner to threaten both the worlds of humans and of haints." -- Dark Horse

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"We’ve been talking about doing some sort of spinoff series for at least a couple of years—well before the original series wrapped up. It was just a matter of figuring out what that would look like. There was discussion of a book focusing on various ghost stories without featuring any of the characters from the first series, sort of an expansion on the one-page tales we used to publish. There was discussion of introducing new ongoing characters that we’ve never seen before. And we may still do those kinds of books in the future. But I thought it was important to do something with strong connective tissue to 'Harrow County' in this first outing. I wanted this to be both a sequel and something that first time readers could sink their teeth into. That inspired me to come up with the idea of revisiting Bernice and see how she’s been fairing in Harrow." -- Cullen Bunn

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"I feel it’s important to say goodbye to these characters in a way that lets you know they aren’t coming back. This isn’t a superhero death. These are characters that we love, and they’re gone, so I wanted to do something that spoke to who they were while they were alive." -- Cullen Bunn

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"I think what keeps Kammi from being a complete 'mustache-twirling' villain is that there’s so much of Emmy in her. Like Emmy, she really only wants to figure out who she is. She wants to know her place in this great big world. Unlike Emmy, though, she’s turned very, very bitter because she hasn’t gotten what she deserves. I think most people can relate to that kind of bitterness about something. No, we don’t take it as far as Kammi does, but most of us have felt the sting of jealousy and hurt as it starts to turn to anger and loathing. We know Kammi is the bad guy, but we can also imagine the steps she took to get there." -- Cullen Bunn

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